This is a work in progress so you won't be able to do anything with it on the actual API.

This is the exposures.me browser-based recording interface for taking time lapse snapshots of your activities.

This is only a working prototype and cannot be guaranteed to work very well outdoors yet.

Although, if you put this on your car's dashboard, that might work.

• WebRTC
• Geolocation
• Appcache
• IndexedDB

This means the latest Firefox or Chrome.

Firefox does not currently support arbitrary width/height for the video stream and will default to 4:3. If you want to change this, go to about:config, search for 'media' and look for the width and height values to adjust it to 16:9 - no guarantees on it looking pretty (it'll look very stretched out and weird). On the other hand, Firefox does support both the option to select either a front-facing or back-facing camera.

Chrome supports arbitrary width/height for the video stream but on Android it does not currently support the back-facing camera - only the front-facing one.

cp js/local.js-dist js/local.js

Change the URL and apiKey accordingly.

Streamed data writes to a JPG and saves to IndexedDB in the following format:

[
  {
    frame: data:image/jpg;base64,<base64 data>,
    geo: <lat, lon>,
    description: <optional description>,
    created: <current unix timestamp>
  }
]

Each object represents a sequential frame in the timeline, first being oldest.